I haven't started XP11 in a long time.  But I loaded up my trusty Aerobask Legacy with RXP GTN 750.  Screen won't turn on.

Avionics are on with battery

I have latest RXP update (2.5.27.0)

XP11 is updated to latest

Legacy is updated to latest 

Is it possible my Windows 10 defender thing is blocking something?  edit....not the issue...I still have the proper DLLs 64 and 32

C:\Program Files (x86)\Reality XP\GTN Simulation\X-Plane\bin

GTN.xpl.log

20/10/26 22:09:32.713 02664 -    ] # win.xpl version 2.5.27.0
20/10/26 22:09:32.713 02664 INFO ] 

GtnSim.dll.log

20/10/26 22:09:35.673 02664 -    ] # rxpGtnSim64.dll version 2.5.27.0
20/10/26 22:09:35.673 02664 INFO ] 
20/10/26 22:14:15.395 02664 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/10/26 22:15:39.306 02664 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/10/26 22:16:33.000 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.002 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.004 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(267) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.006 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(319) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.007 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(267) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.009 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(319) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.011 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(267) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.013 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(319) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.015 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(267) (null)
20/10/26 22:16:33.017 02664 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_eeprom_win32.c(319) (null)

 

Edited October 27, 20205 yr by ryanbatcund

Hi Ryan,

This looks like an issue in accessing the non volatile memory files:
https://www.qwant.com/?q=site%3Aavsim.com+hwm_nand_drvr_sim

Picking one of the results (see the recommend post at the top):

 

 

15 hours ago, RXP said:

Hi Ryan,

This looks like an issue in accessing the non volatile memory files:
https://www.qwant.com/?q=site%3Aavsim.com+hwm_nand_drvr_sim

Picking one of the results (see the recommend post at the top):

 

 

Nice!  Yeah, just right clicking xp11.exe and running as admin worked perfectly

@RXP JL - do you think the same admin thing may be happening here?  In all of my XP11 planes where I have a second GTN unit, it will not display.  The GTN #2 is active in the ini file and was working before (I found that I had enabled UAC to install the Carenado Mooney into MSFS via the marketplace - their store wouldn't take my payment without UAC enabled...weird) - Anyway this is what caused the initial blank GTN #1 screens.  So I'm trying to see - is there some other way I should be running the second GTN as admin?  I wouldn't know how to do that.

no2ndGTN by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

c172noGTN by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

Hi Ryan,

Can you please post the content of the RXP log files?

20/11/01 22:15:44.957 04100 -    ] # win.xpl version 2.5.27.0
20/11/01 22:15:44.957 04100 INFO ] 
20/11/01 22:20:20.351 04100 WARN ] drawto section not found: [GTN_750_1.PANELS]
20/11/01 22:20:23.293 04100 WARN ] drawto section not found: [GTN_750_2.PANELS]
20/11/01 22:37:35.598 04100 WARN ] drawto section not found: [GTN_750_1.PANELS]

 

20/11/01 22:15:48.085 04100 -    ] # rxpGtnSim64.dll version 2.5.27.0
20/11/01 22:15:48.084 04100 INFO ] 
20/11/01 22:20:20.669 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:20:23.406 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.2 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:22:20.828 04100 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)
20/11/01 22:22:20.831 04100 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)
20/11/01 22:34:22.453 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:37:35.697 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:38:13.948 04100 INFO ] using: B:\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP GTN\checklist.gtn
20/11/01 22:38:13.989 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.1 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:38:14.324 04100 INFO ] using: B:\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP GTN\checklist.gtn
20/11/01 22:38:14.370 04100 INFO ] GTN 750.2 - TRAINER 6624
20/11/01 22:38:48.567 04100 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)
20/11/01 22:38:48.569 04100 WARN ] FAIL: 01 ..\..\src\krnl\krnl_lib\sim\hwm_nand_drvr_sim.c(838) (null)

 

@RXP

It looks like you still have user account access problems to the folder these files are saved to:

"C:\ProgramData\Garmin\Trainers\GTN\nonvol"

You might try to renaming the nonvol folder, for example as "nonvol.old" and let the GTN plugin recreate brand new files. You'll loose your configuration and saved waypoints but you'll be able to cross-check whether this was the problem. If solved, you can then try copying back the individual sys_nand# files into the newly created nonvol folder.

 

4 hours ago, RXP said:

It looks like you still have user account access problems to the folder these files are saved to:

"C:\ProgramData\Garmin\Trainers\GTN\nonvol"

You might try to renaming the nonvol folder, for example as "nonvol.old" and let the GTN plugin recreate brand new files. You'll loose your configuration and saved waypoints but you'll be able to cross-check whether this was the problem. If solved, you can then try copying back the individual sys_nand# files into the newly created nonvol folder.

 

So I went into my system settings and found UAC to be set to Never Notify.  But when I go into that file location I still get the popups asking about permission to modify the folder....  that's annoying since UAC is disabled.  I blame Microsoft and their ridiculously terrible Marketplace.  It wouldn't let me make a purchase until I ENABLED UAC - which seems to have now broken the GTN....  sigh

Anyway, renaming the nonvol folder worked!

That solves the RXP issue but now I'm trying to figure out why Windows is still asking permission about modifying folders.

Edited November 3, 20205 yr by ryanbatcund

12 hours ago, ryanbatcund said:

That solves the RXP issue but now I'm trying to figure out why Windows is still asking permission about modifying folders.

What folders are you referring to?

44 minutes ago, RXP said:

What folders are you referring to?

When I tried renaming files in that Program Data directory a window displayed making me think UAC was enabled.

This is normal Windows is prompting you and you shouldn't disable UAC at all.

If a vendor is recommend you do, either for installing or running, get a refund because UAC has been then since Vista and more than 10 years ago and there are ways of dealing with this programmatically. I agree it is sometimes cumbersome for the user, even more for the developer, but it is really mean to protecting your files.

If one of the reason in disabling UAC is getting access to the WindowsApps folder, there are non-disruptive ways to do so (IOBit Unlocker for example).

Edited November 3, 20205 yr by RXP

Well I've had it disabled since 7.  Like this I've seen more issues with it enabled but that's just my perspective